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School of Public and International Affairs

Program Details

Administrative Officers Management Program (AOMP)

Admission

Departments and agencies are invited to nominate candidates for admission to the Administrative Officers Management Program. Candidates will be evaluated and nominating departments and agencies will be notified of the acceptance of the candidates.

Candidates are evaluated for admission to the program on the basis of prior academic work, demonstrated ability to work at the level at least equivalent to upper-level undergraduates, and the candidate’s assignment within his or her organization indicating management responsibilities or expectations.

Applicants will be accepted without regard to race, color, religion, sex, origin, age, disability status, or sexual orientation. If you need special accommodation to participate in the program, please bring it to our attention. We will be glad to assist you.

Phase I:  Fill out AOMP application form.

Phase II: Written statement (no more than one page) by the candidate about his or her interest in and expectations from the program.

Phase III: Online Distance Education registration to the NC State University education system.

Each AOMP Session is limited to 25 managers from municipal, county, state, federal, and campus law enforcement agencies, as well as police working for special governmental authorities such as transit, parks, housing, detention centers or airports.

Because of the diversity in management assignment among agencies, we do not have a specific rank requirement for attendance. However, given the nature of the courses, supervisory or management experience is very helpful in understanding the concepts and promotes active and informed participation. Past classes have included officers at the rank of sergeant through chief and the average experience level has been about 15 years.

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Dates, Costs and Financial Assistance

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Location and Housing

Students that are not commuting to the program will be housed at the NC State Highway Patrol Training Academy.

Check-in time is after 11:00 a.m. on the Tuesday before the first day of AOMP.  Students will be assigned two to a room. Although, every attempt will be made to assign one person per room.

If the student requires special housing accommodations, they must call (919-662-4430) and inform the staff at the Training Academy.

The Training Academy has gym facilities, a weight room, and a track available to use. Towels and linens will be provided. Laundry service is available at a cost through the Highway Patrol Training facility, but students have sometimes opted to use commercial laundromats.

NC State Highway Patrol Training Academy
(GPS Coordinates: 35.734527,-78.630092)
3318 Garner Rd
Raleigh, NC 27610
919-662-4430

Training Location

All classes will be held at the Wake County Law Enforcement Training Center. This facility not only has a classroom specifically for AOMP but also a weight room and fitness trail. A badge is required for entry into the weight room and can be obtained by contacting the staff.

Wake County Law Enforcement Training Center
(GPS Coordinates: 35.718085,-78.502039)
2300 Law Enforcement Drive
Raleigh, NC 27610
919-890-7800

Maps and Directions

AOMP Alumni Association

AOMP Alumni Membership Application

You will need to print out and mail it as directed on the form.

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2023 AOMP Training Conference

Prior to registering for the conference, please make sure that your membership dues are up to date.

Date: October 2-5, 2023
Location: Anderson Ocean Club and Spa, 2699 North Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577 (866-578-8494)
Registration Form: View form

AOMP Alumni Executive Board

  • President: Colonel Freddy L. Johnson, Jr., NC State Highway Patrol
  • 1st Vice President: Captain Elizabeth “Beth” Watkins, East Carolina University Police Department
  • 2nd Vice President: Captain Lori Pierce, Union County Sheriff’s Office
  • Treasurer: Captain Kevin L. James, Union County Sheriff’s Office
  • Secretary: Captain Joe Memory, NC State Highway Patrol
  • Sergeant at Arms: Chief Deputy Greg Thomas, Union County Sheriff’s Office
  • AOMP Merchandise (Not a member of the Board): First Sergeant Zeb Stroup, NC State Highway Patrol

Email: aompalumni@gmail.com.

All correspondence, dues and conference payments are to be sent to:

AOMP Alumni Association
Post Office Box 115
Marshville, NC 28103